There was an air conditioner in the Tang Dynasty, so what was the air conditioner like at that tim

At that time, the "air conditioner" was actually a "cool room", which used the circulation of cold water to make the room cooler.

In the Tang Dynasty, the royal family began to use "air conditioning", and they called the air-conditioned room "Hanliang Palace". In fact, its refrigeration principle is the same as that of current air conditioners, which is to transport cold air from the outside to the interior to achieve the purpose of cooling the summer heat. In addition, the "air conditioner" of ancient times was more environmentally friendly than the current air conditioner.

According to historical records, a special mechanical refrigeration device was installed in the "Hanliang Palace" during the Tang Dynasty. The cold water is continuously circulated, and the fan wheel is continuously rotated, so that the cold air emitted by the cold water is blown into the room. In addition, the bamboo rafts are distributed around the perimeter of the hall, so that cold water flows out of the bamboo rafts and flows downstream along the eaves walls, forming a series of water curtains to cool the temperature of the house and rooms.

In addition to this, there were other ways to cool down in ancient times.

Fan I believe that everyone is familiar with the fan, which is the most practical thing invented by the ancients. In ancient times, fans were known as "Wuming fans", and fans were mainly made of bamboo, wood, paper, ivory, jade, bird feathers, other palm leaves, and cattails. Delicate and beautiful, many elegant scholars and doctors in ancient times would use fans to decorate their identities.

In addition, ancient people would also make the fan into an instrument fan driven by water flow, which would keep rotating indoors, so that the indoor air could circulate quickly to achieve the effect of cooling temperature.

The wisdom of the Ice Cellar ancients was very powerful, and they took advantage of the fact that the temperature under the ground was much higher than that above ground. In winter, people collect ice in the river and transport it to the ice bank for storage. In the summer, when the ice cellar is opened, the ice inside is still solid.

People take ice cubes from the ice room and put them in the ice can, which can make the room cool, and can also make iced sour plum soup and chilled wine. In this way, our ancestors already knew how to enjoy life from ancient times.

The air conditioner in the Tang Dynasty was the basement, because the temperature under the ground would be lower than the temperature on the surface, and the ancient emperors would build a basement to escape the heat.

The air conditioner in the Tang Dynasty was the cool room, and its working principle was to put huge ice cubes and cold water pools in the palace, and constantly fan fans to send cool air into the cool room, so as to achieve the effect of cooling the cool room.

This is the earliest water system ** air conditioner ever discovered, and now that technology has developed, there is no longer a need for such a bulky and laborious system, and a more energy-efficient, healthier and more comfortable Citihawk air source heat pump can be used.

In the Tang Dynasty, the "air conditioner" was to install a fan wheel to rotate outside, so that cold water was transported to the roof of the house, and the water flowed down from the top to form a water curtain. Indoors, the water flow is used as a driving force, so that the water flow continuously flows through the wheels plugged in with fans, so that the wheels will bring cool breeze to the room. Such an "air conditioner" was what the "air conditioner" of the Tang Dynasty looked like at that time.

What was a living air conditioner in ancient times?

Of course there weren't in ancient times. In ancient times, there was not even electricity.

Nope